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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs, Naidler, who died
Yesterday on West street extended, took
pace from her residence this afternoon
d4 o'clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Reported for the Evening Capital
Bg he b. d D. Telegraph Cor. State Circle
and Francis Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
SerenadeS.

%, The oolored (MonumentaD Band were
aoeIal IN their favors last night, having
gwen numerous Serenades around the
y ,,V which they kept up until between
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

Same Ssn7ef Slippers for ladies and gentle.
g ~ : wear at c. W. Halls cheap Shoe
@'1Se' opposite the Farmers Bank.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
..rES OF ADVERTIsING

a erst insertion. s1.OO; subse-
one lheat so cents. Liberal rates made
7se8t Us s.iycrtislng by the month or year. -
gth DC. ~ square will constitute fnll
s,8arc. sr,ouncement OF marriages and
Ur1ilais but obituary notices will be charg-
5csihs ',,,s-half the usual rates Of advertls-
,,S-Looal notices and political or special COM
" LIONS. 3 cents per line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

0riS ~, rIEs0SPHATES-The great Health
ssss A a. y HART S Cigar Store. cents a
Oail aud try it, So MARYLAND Ave
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

ICE ,ReAM.-ice Cream. Orders for
les CREAM and Water Ices of all tlavors.
promptly attended to. Call at Ga West
Street Satisfaction guaranteed. j. l.
REuTHER, 81 West Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
The Oyster NAVY.

sor - Sea. NJ. Lokcr of the steamer
sraa ,s.o : homas, arrived here this at
sFs, ron his beat on the Potomac
tons - sAptaln Loker reports no viola
kaFS \, 'ae oyster law on his beat and
seass a., ~ tongers have taken ont IL
lhe hr.1.ns TO the limited demand for
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

Nt'CotD 1Et0ES.-At.J, B. FLOODS
W1sef Main and Green streets. Deliv-
e'ed free. Try one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

The Best Melon in the City-At J. B.
Floods corner Main and Green Streets.
Delivered Free Get one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
p,yRIDGE TIME TABLE.

,..,c Annapolis, 80, loco, a. m. AS, e.lo'
Le.gc Bias Ridge, sOi, 1910. a m; b45' 100
gppm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,..,. Annapolis. 40, 1850, a. m; 30. 645,
aG p m. ,.o am ? Eo
Nn. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
,..,,.,i. a baltimore short Line It. II.

.-.f.n.r Monday ia q 6th, 1857, passen-
s'.I.I .ente Annapolis, as follows:
....r.tfs. fAnRIvE IN BALTIMORE.
tth'L IMa.m. Arrive at -. = $50 IA. IN.
iN 1lus W. llssb a. ih'
aup.m. go p, IN,
...trtvnuE FAHRivEIN ANGAPOLIs,
t.t' asla- m. Arrive at....g.40 a. IN.
-Hp. n. 9.lu p uhs
asp. m. 's"V " hs
~TNpAY TRAiSs:
t..,, ANNAPOLIS 90 90 a. m. and 4.35 y. IN.
~. tt..Hlaore 90 p.i5 a. m. aud 6,45 y. IN,
t...tf. received and dispatched daily, at
f.asfnait rates.
H.P. UNDERIIILL, President.
e. w JOHNSON. Supt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08

corner NJ wss told heioH.-At J. B. FLooD's
4 f,ee -AA'n and Green Streets. Deliver
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-08
TIME TABLES.
Annapolis. W. a Il. Railroad.

and after May End, 1887. passenger trains
~ az. az. Annapolis as follows
VIZ ,..poTIg ARRIVE IN ANNAPOLIS
LkAfh 4Oa. m Mail..........- ....9.0c a. IN.
VA .,r saOa. IN. Accom....-.....,9.J0 a. m.
IassenS II a5 noon Mail L4s p. m.
Accom- lgp. IN. Passenger -. $50 p. m.
sA l,,o go p. IN. Accon..'......''oo y. m
ssaiay Trains viii leave Annapolis AZ 9 s,SO a.
fn sh- $50 - Coarhf-s are run between baltimore
At,-a-at.1lis on all the above trains
81 Tsroagh freight - aud from baltimore every
as Local freight Tuesday ana FRIDAY NJ WV
A W.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18


xfrs. loon Belknsp has gone 20 lonia 70
visit hes relatives.
CE Dye and wife, Of Ionia are visiting
Mrs Etfa Yale.
stats Eaiiroad Commissioner John T.
Hch II in tie city.
Hon. G. " wAikias went 70 Lansing
yesterday on business.
TX Congressman Gen. Q. l. SSaal6ing, 81
s. joins. IS At the 2orsou.
T. W. Coavsrse. cf Boston. is the guest
q e ". Merrill. Of S1mmer.st-
Mrs. Frank Leonard ard children lef.
yesterday Tor . wesks' visis A. Ausksgon.
A Hsnuau. travelling representative Of
he Bost0n Anlericlss CG6iaciHlaker. IS IN the
It's.
Coangv Treasurer Brace and Isaac BGIlis
Of Nswaygo couoty. we're IN the city yes-
tsrilav.
L-P. Rowisnd AMI family went north
yesterday - We-Qas-tcn-siog to spend tao
SUMMER.
LII. Prst. and wife. 81 GrsenviIle. are
visi iag shsir nephew, Keeper Guild, Of the
Poor Farui.
Mrs. Csas. schairsr. Of Nsrquetts. "a The
grgst of ar sni NrS. A. r. Stockvsll. OF
Maiis0a are.
Fred y Peek hss 80 fss rscoyered from
his recent illness A. % enjoy saOrt drives
abaat tas city.
Nr. ard Mrs David Potter eft Yesterday
for 3 sevcral weeks visit with relatives and
friends In Ontario.
Nrac Hail sni her daughter. arrived in
the cry irst egsaine. aud VII be the guest
of Ms Wenaau.
Mrs. and Niss McFberson. Of Petrolea.
Ont ais visiting &fs Dr. Penwsrden, OF
AS SogtA Divisi0n-st
IA. Bimp.e Of Columbus. O.. supsriu-
tsudent CT the Adams Express Company.
vas in town yesterisv
Ms. r. A. Reneksr aad sons Harry AMI
Den have gone 81 Sausatacx sor tso
weeks visit With fFien3s
Nr. ant Mrs. J. r Nelson vii leave to-
ri.rht Nrs Nelson VIII spend the Summer
A. re seash0re sonewhers on the Fsiifc
saast.
J. c. Dar-seh. Of TIE svn Of Nellier.
narrazh & Co. - Kansas Ctr. No, arrived
IN the ely yesterday and wili remain = few
davs.
John ". Blodastt. son of p. A. Eiodxstt.
cf t1is citv cas- heeu elected director Of
the NuskeSon Boom Couapsnv. in place o.
=. y. Rsnianaisi. RESIGNED.
A. q. Crozier. Nei Adams. ". F. Tnttie
AMI Geofee faompsou forne,f a fshing
raltv m Holland On Wednesday They
captured So vbits hsss and perch.
Ms. and Ms. n. Fuss Averv ard son
Nevez. scccnpanief bY Mr. Gideon Bar
stoE. hsve zone to Nsr saainse. where thev
VIZ visit Al znd Mrs. Harley Nelson.
Robert Nsnosu. she rrosp@rous vsune
rlercAaaf 81 herr. VS. - fhe city Yester-
dav. He uaie arinR mp 90 the lake
and wss Obliged g. exs-iss considerable
wi rover - tear hiaseif xwsy from the
pleasant resort
" r. Taorn. of Fsrt Assistant ks;t,ssrt
General az the Nicsixaa d a III wns {r
thk err yesterday. On his wav hcn,e fn,na
& Louis where he was makine ar7zaQp-
rsents fer the Nicniran contingent a the
Nssional tnczmpnlsnl IA Sepsssahsr-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Those Potato Flying Pans. with extra
perforated settle. are Just the thing for
cooking rice eroquetiss CT fried potatoes,
sad especially adapted for 8 preserving ket-
tie By Using be perforated par. as a slrainer.
Il Is by thus making use OF new ideas IN
the kitchen tbs, the best results sre oh
tanned scd the labor OF housekeeping re-
drcsd one-kslf We can show namoeriess
labor saving appliances. Third door, tske
the elevafcF.)
II FRUIT JARS Nc lead all sales, as e
matter Of course. with the old reliable Ma
s3u Porcelain jined, in pints. quarts and
half gallons. bat we a-e also showing the
splendid GLOBE FRUIT JAR. with glass
cover. Talent lever fastening and pure rub
Der ring. child can open the iF. as L is
impossible % become stuck vith The Juice.
We strongly recommend il aud its gocd
features are seen on sight Prices same AZ
for nasoas. First floor. cenre.)
Have vou seen oar Water Sets for 81
cent?. Ia those polka dot styles. any color
usnai price Si.25. bat they must ~ also
our Brilliant Water SETS. in crystal or
coioTs. ~ - cents. Tall crystal Engraved
Water SETS for $50 A table fall 10 select
from. frs. fcor, on the left
Decor ted Dinner Sets for s. GO. Where
else can you get such eoofs for The money
Decorated Dinner SETS for Slo.te means
our most pleasing EDgish pattern. One
that We carry IN open stock, so you can
always match IL
Decorated Dinner Sets for $3.50 means
The world renowned LJSTKE BAND. The
price CT this before We ccmn enssed TO sell
It and ve have IESs commenced vss SIS.
That price shows something.
Feather DnsteTs 5 cents ais0 f0 cents.
See our Bird Cege at 80 csats siso square
Brass Cages $ 81 for large size NOS the
little one usg1sliy sold.
f.cck them over IN the front window
Big assortment inside.
Lemon squeszsEs. - cents. similar 70 the
Porcelain aud iast shout as good. Rszulzr
Porcelain Cup Lemon S4aeezers - cent?.
Big drop IN Bar Famslers sa8 Bar Fix-
tures, with q Hundred ELEGANT Neu York
styies of glasses for het weather he~exares.
Bar Tun blers. - cents a dazsn.
Beer mugs. - cents dc1en.
Lenonads Classes 5 70 : cents sach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

IA fnfterins from the front door knob. Il
tells is Own story. The nurse was careless
and LEFT the bs5v carriage in damp base
ment- The next time she took the baby
out Tidinr Il caught cold. A physician was
called, but is vas too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can be dstsched from the
wheels and carried into the i>ouse With the
BABY. A perfect crsdie, perfect sleigh, a
perfect crib. a perfect house carrisgs-all
combined, MAKING q perfect baby carriage
See advertisement and send foz catalogue
Not sold By dealer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

= - Il -
50 h.~s 49, - 49,
- Aisit.1 - Aas -
XF f941ef t.s >ecea1-st grocer, ~S4t
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- 49, fssnsel ssf saasaasr 81 = -
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- - ~. "a - ssre s.ersssllsl. - EAe
49, 80 - .xsoa siasl 1akA.ax nsers
caslst - sss.-s.k
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Pine lands il NewaYgo county. Upper
Peninsula aud Wisconsin, also choice
Southern pine. excslient farms IN this
county and valuable city property for sale.
Money 20 lean on real estate or bank Sc
eurisies in sums from $500 10 $50. 900.
Stocks and bonds bought aud sold
I save also for sale, st reasonable terms,
a piece of real estate With a frontage OF 10
tesf, which i admitted u hs the most de-
sirsole property IN tie city for the location
Of a'tirst class hotel wholesale dry goods
house. stores. ba1x or other business in
icstry For particulars call or or address
A. r.. ArTlsnEI.
Rom Lovett's Hlock, opposite Sweets
Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

z r. Foose. OF The Grand Rapids ChA'l
Company. had checks and drafts 20 the
amounE Of 81 1878 fastened with 4 Eutoer
band "a his pocket yesterday morning on
lis way down town. when be lost the pack
age The papers were lost between the fac
tory and the railroad crossing. 1t Clancy st.
They were ali endorsed. bat payment was
Immediately stopped on them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

desire to retnrn my heartfelt thanks 10
the friends who were so uatiring ia their
efforts 10 aid and comfort me in my be-
reavement. Nav the Divine Spirit aid and
bists snch noble hesrts.
| especially desire 10 thsnk members CT
Valley City Council, Order OF Chosen
Friends. the class in Christian Science. and
other dear friends Tor beautiful f1ral gifts
Nh. j. q. BAaRows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Hs Nellie MsGuTrin. daughter Of Ar-
and Mrs. Patrick AcGuTrln. died yesterday
saoraiaE o. her homs. l37 Ellsworth ave !.
szst twenty- three years The deceased
hss suffered from consumption f0x some
tims. having rsceatiy returned from =
trip 70 California Tor ghe benefit of
her aeaith and her many lrisnds viii
usourr heF death. Ths funeral all be held
Monday morning At O'Clock. iron s..
Andfes Cathedral
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

is offered. in good faith, by the manrfac-
turers Of Dr. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy for a
case Of ostarrh which they cannot cure. II
Is mild, soothing and healing in its efects.
aud cures cold in the head, f" catarrhal
deafness. throat ailments. and msr other
complications Of this distressing diAe-ss. 30
cents, By druggists
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Vow as Spring is here and everybody
changes their clothing w0oid advise yoa.
ifvou have aay work ia cleaning and dve-
III. - take such where ycu can get the
best voTk done nc the lowest prices. Such
pace S shs Did and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dve House. No. y Cansl-st.
- r. Finding. lining and repairing OF
rsnt's elothinz Il done with the utmost ol
nestnsss md durability. which IS proven
hsyoua a Gou5t
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18
CHANGED DAILY.
A Valuable Receipt. by Mrs- Koighf, o 4
Our House fgrr.khizg Department,
will Apl car Each CaJ.
sAvorY RlcY cRoorErTEs.

To one = u Of wc1-eootea riee add one ecg
well tissI. o1e tablespoon a Of butter. hall =
teaSr31u lA Cf sat quarter saisSpoo IiGi OF
wLiis lepser, AMI one hea9,nx spJ1afui ~
CHOPPED Farslsy. mix well. End shape IN y1a-
DER f1Tr. fo.l IA Gre Cramos. then 10 egx. and
agai. II erl;n3s. ~ ia deep 10. fat n regular
frying ke.tle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

A man purporting 10 be pension exam
iner Is in tbs city, and has obtained small
amounts Of money from veterans. .asiEs
that their pension claims would b paid In
3 week. Look out for him old soldiers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

The c. q ". A. will give another excur-
sion TO Ottawa Beach tomorrow, leaving
Union Depot az 9.50 with special car at
tacned 20 transfer passengers from depot to
boat landing at Holland. making the trip
more pleasant tEan before.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Handsomely embossed. Get them before
going 20 The reunion al Detroit
L. B. STAxrox,
pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

There will be an excursion down The
river on the steamer Bsrrett. Sunday. June
70. Boat viii leave dock at 80 p. m. Pare
round trip. IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Great auction sale ofsne par'or and bed :
room furniture, carpets stoves. etc. 81 the
New R&tbouu Houss, comnencicg on Tues
day. June q, az p. m, anf 20 continue
until ali Is sold. /. r. WfIsoy,
Astc.i1naar
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Remember the auction sale OF the fGrni-
tire of the New Rsthban House Eext Tues
dsv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Next Tuesday. Jane q. ali the furniture Of
the New Rathbual Hoase without any
reservation. wiil - sold a. public auction
&c the ii isheSs bidder. A great chance 10
get some cool furniture very cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

For the next 50 days we give special bar
gBias il ladies' fins hats and blaneis, also
a nice present with each bat or Bonnet sold.
ADAxs & Co,
80 Monros-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

Remember tie auction ssle of the furni-
ture Of the New Ratbbun House next Tues.
lac
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
TEE LlrrLs Red OOw,

They sing Of the graceful jersey,
The queen Of tie modem churn,
The beautiful cew Whsse butter
To masses Of gold VII surn.
We dim not one ray CT glory
That over her fans 10 shed.
But here's TO the "littls Devon"
The trim little COW In red.
The beautiful, h aughty shorthorn,
The red and white aud roam,
The elegant white faced Hereford,
win sneeT at our DOW and groan,
But brave is the listls Devous
She holds up her stately head,
ana stAnds by nor chosen coiors,
The trim little COW in red.
Tho H,tla rcd COW 10 modest
NO wonderful N Aster's hALd
Has written her batter record
All Cvsr ths smiling laud
Far up on The heights Of honor
Her banner has never led;
She works with modest patience,
This trim li.tie COW Ia red.
Tho little red CIV is patient,
She never will fret or N can,
Because OF the bare, bleak pastures
When Summers warm days have II own
She knows that the rain AND sunshine
Alike in our lives are shsd;
She looks Tor better future,
This tdm listis.cow in rcd.
A modest and pc lent woman
VINO cares not whom glory calls,
Can build an anasx TO hsav,n
Inside Of four rous hensd walls.
When many Q stately lady.
Who begs for the world rsnowu,
Will find her homo sunshine Ozark oned,
Her happiness trsmpied down.
And thus does the little Devon,
Untouchs cd BY the bltAdinx glare
Of glory, work on, and ever
seek DrAvely 70 de her share.
Then here's 70 the little Devon,
This wreath for her shspsly head,
The beautiful, modest Devon,
Inc trim little COW in red.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Tho soourge OF Poultry.
American Rural Home.


At this season the great soourge OF
the poultry yard 10 roup, for, unlike the
cholera, 1t comes whom unex xpected, and
very often several days elapse before Its
presence 10 known. IL is caused by ex-
posure to dampness and cold winds
from the northeast, but 1t 10 also conta-
gious, and snoe II makes Its appearance ce
In aook 1t sweeps the whole. Msdi-
c!pss aya.l potbing unle.s warm qrar'
ters are provided, for. being s'.uilar TO
'oolds," and the result thereof, the
matter of warmth Is essential. The
signs OF rcup s,e hoarss brea,Ling
watery eyes, and discharBs from the
nos,rils. When 1t beoomes firmly es
tablished, and the whole fook ID Affect
ei, a very foul odor 10 easily recoSh'ze
1t comes In several forms. The frst
siona If hsarse breathing may not be
the roup in Its contagious form, bus un
less Quick action is taken u will bs bul
q short time before the disease takes q
more serious form. The bsat rem edy Ia
. mixture Of eQusl pSrto of bromo-chlo
ralum, diluted with an equal proportion
of water.
With 0 sewing mRohine oil can elect
two drops In each nostril enoe o day
and four crops town the throat. Th,
poultry house must be thoroughly dis
infected, which may be chesply aud
com pletely done by spripkling tn,
pre- emises with n solution made by dis
solving . pound OF copparas In two gal
Ions of boiling water. But, rs We ra
marked, keep the fowls in warm, orS
place, and separate siok birds from tn,
Others
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
A FoOiish FAshiOu.

There is no more helpless being In
the world than q man who has sick
wife and children to be cared for, and
W no IL In search of competent help to
do II. 1t matters not what his financial
resources may he, for money, u matter
how lavishly expended, may not com.
msnd the assistenoe he needs. While
almost every branch Of employment is
|crowded With those eager and anxious
for work, household assistants are 30
scarce that 1t IL q matter Of chance TO
secure competent one.
The reason for this is that the details
|of housek eepinG work are becoming
every year more dlstasteful to this In tel.
|llgent and capable womer.
This Is q deplorable fact for which .
foo. .ish fashion ia more to blame than
any thing slee. There Is 10 reason why
o woman who cooks our dinner or
IL cps clean and tidy oar home Is not
entitled TO as good tocisl position ss
the one who makes coat or . bonnet.
But while the working woman who
ls employed In the store or factory 10
respectfully considered, the one who
works within the hume Is considered .
servant and treated AS an inferior.
1t is . matter OF wonder to many
good people why The women Of TO day
refuse 20 be well shelsered, well fed,
and we'll paid for household work, and
will accept a plttance tha: barely en-
abea them to exist in other employ
ment.
IL is simply bscsuss D woman Of any
brsius or sp!r.t objects 20 being CALLED q
servant aud considered rs belonging to
an inferior olas.
1t IL the ssmo Independents spirit that
Dickens 80 vtViiiy illustrates by the
poor old womae who preferred death In
:he fisld to being cared for by the lords.
the gentlemen and honorable boards
whose sy stca Of charity msde paupers
OF the deserving poor.
Tho eervapt girl question is . serious
ono, fer 1t every day becomes more
and more difficult TO procure domestic
help.
1t 10 not to bs settled, however, by the
of foreigners; for the Inn
ported alien Of to day Oecomos the inde
pendent American OF tomorrow.
The domestic service will bs hlled
| with more satisfactory and Trustworthy y
people when there shall bo . rsdioa
change 10 tLs social status OF those en-.
gagged therein.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
D,shonssry Bss,us at Homo,

Tee crying sia Of the day Is dlshou-
esty. One hears 30 much Of 1t In public
lie; but "a We have said before, there 10
too much Of 1t altogether in private life
And It's cause 10 to be found In the want
Of self control in the ind du!GeDce CT tastes
and appetites. Reckless, extravagGut
living IL 1T the bottom Of It sll. II this
living had any true foundation In any
hearty desire for.any desirable thingp,
there would be more hope Of amend.
ment. But when one comes to zee
what things ill-gotten gains are spent
upon, the outlook is . sad one Dress,
display, amusement, costly things
bought just because they are costly,
wealth won easily merely that 1t may
be wasted foolishly, those ore signs OF q
time which is no. . pleasant thing to
contemplate. II man loves any cDe
thing, say rare books, or p.osuros, OF
objects o.: ar. OF any kind, or music, or
science, so we'll that for tho sake o! one
thing In which he would be rich, he Ii
willing to be poor in everything else, ne
matter though his choice be an unwlse
one according to the best standards oI
choice, he will yet have q motive which
will help to keep him upright. Bat fol
those who love none OF these thipgs, bal
simply desire them because Il Is tn,
habit Of the time, because like pam
pered children they must needs cry fol
whatsoever they see just out OF theil
reach, for them Is needed the whole
some self discipline whloh will teaci
them to let alone wtatevtr 10 not theirs
And the beginning OF this selt.disci
plins 10 in the homo. Parents mus
teach their boys and girls the great les
son OF doing without Whatever cssno
bs fitly thsirS. There need bs no mig
gartly restraint, but In some way tn
first lesson for children should be that G
earnipg Its pleasures. To get whateve
Il graves ~ soon ~ 1t asks for 1t 10 th
worst training child cAn have.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to d
as nicely and perfectly as possible. can be
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No S16 French street. Patrons OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi-
nent and influential citizens, have express
ed themselves ~ exceedingly somfortsbl-
and greatly pleased with the neat At OF
their garments, which are always made In
tho latest style. French, Engiish and cas-
of the latest styles, are always on hand.
As cool weather and busy times are new
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and see the sty es at once s223m